Day 2 of our #StopStigmaTogetherConference is a wrap. The passionate speakers, featured here, gave us hope and renewed determination to step up, speak out, and stop stigma. "The work you are all doing is so important. But don't lose sight of your 'why'" Nelson Dunlap, J.D., School of Global Health, Meharry Medical College.
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Exciting news! The latest episode of our #DiagnosticsDecoded series is available! Sickle Cell Advocate, Trait Warrior, and BMT recipient John Masembe, Public Health, discusses unconscious bias in sickle cell care and shares strategies for combating bias. Watch now! https://bit.ly/497a2X1 #sicklecell #sicklecelldisease #unconsciousbias #healthequity #diagnosticsdecoded #warriorconversations
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🎉 In Case You Missed It! 🎉 This Fall, Subject Matter Health Research Lab unveiled the third installment in their series, "Beyond Stigma: Strength in Connections," focusing on reducing opioid-related stigma for and by friends and families of PWUD 🚀 Did you miss the live release? No worries – here's your chance to catch up! 📽️ Watch the webinar for a live stream of the video, followed by a thought-provoking discussion with its creators. Gain insights into the stigma experienced by families, friends, and peers of individuals who use opioids and how these resources can help move beyond it. 🔗👉 https://ow.ly/rMnr50QnzBf
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In an ever-evolving world, it is crucial to ensure that the field of medicine, particularly cardiology, reflects the diversity of the communities it serves. By actively promoting diversity in cardiology care, we can create an environment that is more inclusive, empathetic, and ultimately, more effective in delivering care to a diverse patient population. Check out the article below, explore the importance of ensuring diversity in medicine and cardiology care, and consider practical steps that can be taken to achieve this goal. #InclusiveHealthcare https://lnkd.in/e5f5fCpa
As #BlackHistoryMonth unfolds, let's talk numbers and impact. Despite heart disease being a leading cause of death among African Americans, only fewer than 3% of cardiologists are Black, as reported by the Journal of the American Medical Association. VitalSolution is committed to supporting diversity in the medical field because representation matters. When patients see themselves in their healthcare providers, it fosters trust, understanding, and better health outcomes. #DiversityInMedicine #InclusiveHealthcare #DiversityMatters
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Those who work with people with diabetes know that there are significant disparities in diabetes outcomes influenced by social drivers of health. To address these issues, health systems need to engage with disadvantaged communities and address community needs. On this episode of The Huddle, Drs. Marshall Chin and Monica Peek, internal medicine physicians at the University of Chicago, discuss a national initiative to address health disparities in diabetes care called Bridging the Gap. Listen now at https://bit.ly/3DlKyY1.
The Huddle Podcast: Drs. Marshal Chin and Monica Peek
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JPS Health Network patient, Stephanie McCoy’s story is a valuable reminder of listening to your body. An acute stroke can present symptoms of headache, weakness, difficulty speaking, facial droop, drooling, feeling off balance, dizziness, or double vision. Promptly recognizing the signs and seeking medical attention can make a significant difference in patient outcomes. “My health is a priority,” is the biggest lesson McCoy learned throughout this experience. To read more about her journey, visit: https://ow.ly/Blkg50S4zKc
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Those who work with people with diabetes know that there are significant disparities in diabetes outcomes influenced by social drivers of health. To address these issues, health systems need to engage with disadvantaged communities and address community needs. On this episode of The Huddle, Drs. Marshall Chin and Monica Peek, internal medicine physicians at the University of Chicago, discuss a national initiative to address health disparities in diabetes care called Bridging the Gap. Listen now at https://bit.ly/3DlKyY1.
The Huddle Podcast: Drs. Marshal Chin and Monica Peek
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Do you have COVID-19? Contact us today to join our clinical studies and help reduce the future spread of illness. 📚 Contact us Today: https://lnkd.in/dZANj_fj #medicalresearch #clinicaltrials #medicalstudies #miamiclinicalresearch #respiratory #respiratoryillness #rsvalert #publichealth #clinicaldevelopment #healthinnovation #medicaladvancements
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Do you know your numbers? Meet your heart health goals by keeping track of how much you exercise, your weight, your blood pressure, and your cholesterol numbers—all of which can impact your heart health. Discuss this information with your Independence Health System doctor to make a plan unique to you. Learn more about cardiologist, Dr. James Adisey: https://bit.ly/48S9uVr #HeartMonth
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Your annual gynecological exam is a crucial opportunity to detect potential health concerns early on. Regular visits to your gynecologist allow for open discussions about any symptoms or concerns you may have, ensuring timely diagnosis and appropriate management. 👩⚕️ If you haven't scheduled your annual exam yet, now's the time! #DrSkeete #PreventiveCare #WomensHealth
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❓What can online community posts tell us about statin medication side effects beyond drug trial findings? Learn how Inspire researchers analyzed online community health posts to understand the impact of statins on memory. https://ow.ly/GKrz50PBXnX
Analysis of online community posts reveals impact of statins on memory
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